Everything at the farm is a little off plumb and level because it’s near an earthquake fault. We didn’t even feel yesterday’s tumbler here in Albany, Napa is about is about 40 miles North. But everybody else I know felt some shaking. Even if I didn’t feel it there is an eery sense of “before and after” like there was after the big one in ’89.
Still a little off kilter Palm tree at Mexican Restaurant Yesterday
Readers in California did you feel yesterday’s quake?
Everyone let me know which photo you like?
Here’s hoping the ground stays firm beneath your feet.
Posted for Phoneography and Non-SLR Digital Devices Photo Challenge: Street Photography (San Francisco’s Street Life)
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Fantastic photos!!! I especially love that second one, great perspective and texture.
We just moved to Pleasanton Friday…the quake was a nice little welcoming touch we thought 🙂 We felt the first jolt, then swayed for quite a bit.
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My friend in Pleasant Hill was really shaken up! What a rousing welcome to the East Bay for you 🙂 Hope it’s the only one for a while.
So happy my peak-a-boo fence picture stood out.
Happy Monday
Carol
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I love the fence photo. I think we were already awake, so we felt the quake but just thought it was a small one.
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At 3:20 AM? Oh My! We are spoiled with little quakes around here.
Fence 2 votes 🙂
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I’m glad you all didn’t get any damage. The two areas that we are having, almost daily, here in Oklahoma are about 35-45 miles from us. Have felt a couple of them. But . . . we feel the bombs almost daily at home that they detonate at the ammunition plant. They shake everyones houses for miles around. Always starts at about 11:00 a.m. Might as well be an earthquake. Gee
Neat pictures Carol.
Neal
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I’ll take the surprise attracts from earthquakes over bomb, Thank you very much 😉
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The second one creates multiple stories, and pulls me into the possibilities. Happy Photo Challenge.
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I really thought about the fence photo, trying to capture something rare about that place. There was a guy with a big SLR taking almost the same pictures as I was. So glad it works when I step away and really LOOK for the unusual!
Happy Monday to You.
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Oh Carol, I hope you and your family and friends are all fine. Hugs, Barbara
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Why choose? All 3 are great. So rich. Must say, though, the palm tree’s wacky perspective shouts “earthquake!”
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Thanks for giving love to my wacky palm.
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I enjoyed them all, Carol, and I’m happy you didn’t have any issue from the earthquake. I like your geometric theme.
janet
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Yes we’re doing fine. Thanks 🙂
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There is something so wonderful about a great, old barn. Great shots. I am glad you are okay!
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Lovely punmanship I knew there was a reason I liked you 😀
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